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In Massive Setback, Russia Loses Mediterranean Naval Base As Assad Regime Falls
Fall of the Assad regime constitutes a major blow to Russia's prestige. Not least among the setbacks is the prospect of possibly having to swallow the loss of its only overseas naval base, located in the port of Tartus on Syria's Mediterranean coast.
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Putin Didn't Threaten To Use Nukes, US Took Him Out Of Context: Russia
The Kremlin said on Thursday that comments on nuclear weapons that Russian President Vladimir Putin made in an interview with state media did not constitute a threat to use them.
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Zelensky Proposes Changing Ukraine Constitution To Allow Dual Citizenship
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy thanked Ukrainians abroad on Monday for their support during Russia's invasion, and proposed changing the constitution to allow dual citizenship.
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Vladimir Putin To Run For President Again, Will Stay In Power Till 2030: Report
According to Russian Constitution, the President is elected for a six-year term. So, after the election in 2024, Vladimir Putin will remain President till 2030.
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Russia's Latest Actions "Most Serious Escalation" Since War Began: NATO Chief
Recent actions by Russia constitute the most serious escalation of the conflict since Moscow invaded Ukraine in February, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday.
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Watch: Student Visa In 15 Days For Indians, UK High Commissioner Tells NDTV
British High Commissioner Alex Ellis said while India is now the largest source country of students to Britain, Indians currently constitute 45 per cent of recipients of all skilled worker visas issued by British government
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On Russia War Crimes In Ukraine, UN Says "Too Early To Confirm"
The UN's Ukraine commission on Wednesday confirmed receiving multiple allegations of rights abuses by Russian forces, but said it was too early to say whether they constituted war crimes.
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Russian Military Action Will Stop "In A Moment" If Ukraine Meets Conditions: Kremlin
Russia is demanding that Ukraine cease military action, change its constitution to enshrine neutrality, acknowledge Crimea as Russian territory and recognise the separatist republics of Donetsk, Lugansk as independent territories, Kremlin spokesman
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Russia Uses Controversial Cluster Bombs In Ukraine, Hits School: Amnesty
Rights groups have called on Russia to stop using cluster munitions in Ukraine, saying fatal strikes using the indiscriminate weapons on a hospital and a school could constitute war crimes.
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Belarus Votes To Go Nuclear Amid Ally Russia's Attack On Ukraine
Belarus held a referendum on Sunday to adopt a new constitution that would ditch its non-nuclear status at a time when the country has become a launchpad for Russian troops invading Ukraine and marching on Kyiv.
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President Vladimir Putin Says Talk Of His Successor "Destabilises" Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin said talk of his possible successor "destabilises" the country's political system and that he had not yet made any plans about his future.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Signs Order To Allow His Rule Till 2036
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday Russian society had shown unity by voting to back reforms allowing him to stay in power until 2036 and that Russians had felt the need for the changes in their hearts.
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Russian Voters Back Reforms Allowing Vladimir Putin To Rule Until 2036
Russians overwhelmingly approved a package of constitutional changes in a nationwide vote, partial results showed Wednesday, allowing President Vladimir Putin to potentially extend his two-decade rule until 2036.
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Vladimir Putin Signs New Law Allowing Him To Run For Two More Terms
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signed the package of constitutional reforms he had proposed, including a clause giving him an option to run for two more terms.
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Putin Proposes To Enshrine God, Heterosexual Marriage In Constitution
Russian President Vladimir Putin has submitted to parliament a number of new constitutional changes, including amendments that mention God and stipulate that marriage is a union of a man and woman.
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In Massive Setback, Russia Loses Mediterranean Naval Base As Assad Regime Falls
Fall of the Assad regime constitutes a major blow to Russia's prestige. Not least among the setbacks is the prospect of possibly having to swallow the loss of its only overseas naval base, located in the port of Tartus on Syria's Mediterranean coast.
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Putin Didn't Threaten To Use Nukes, US Took Him Out Of Context: Russia
The Kremlin said on Thursday that comments on nuclear weapons that Russian President Vladimir Putin made in an interview with state media did not constitute a threat to use them.
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Zelensky Proposes Changing Ukraine Constitution To Allow Dual Citizenship
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy thanked Ukrainians abroad on Monday for their support during Russia's invasion, and proposed changing the constitution to allow dual citizenship.
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Vladimir Putin To Run For President Again, Will Stay In Power Till 2030: Report
According to Russian Constitution, the President is elected for a six-year term. So, after the election in 2024, Vladimir Putin will remain President till 2030.
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Russia's Latest Actions "Most Serious Escalation" Since War Began: NATO Chief
Recent actions by Russia constitute the most serious escalation of the conflict since Moscow invaded Ukraine in February, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday.
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Watch: Student Visa In 15 Days For Indians, UK High Commissioner Tells NDTV
British High Commissioner Alex Ellis said while India is now the largest source country of students to Britain, Indians currently constitute 45 per cent of recipients of all skilled worker visas issued by British government
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On Russia War Crimes In Ukraine, UN Says "Too Early To Confirm"
The UN's Ukraine commission on Wednesday confirmed receiving multiple allegations of rights abuses by Russian forces, but said it was too early to say whether they constituted war crimes.
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Russian Military Action Will Stop "In A Moment" If Ukraine Meets Conditions: Kremlin
Russia is demanding that Ukraine cease military action, change its constitution to enshrine neutrality, acknowledge Crimea as Russian territory and recognise the separatist republics of Donetsk, Lugansk as independent territories, Kremlin spokesman
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Russia Uses Controversial Cluster Bombs In Ukraine, Hits School: Amnesty
Rights groups have called on Russia to stop using cluster munitions in Ukraine, saying fatal strikes using the indiscriminate weapons on a hospital and a school could constitute war crimes.
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Belarus Votes To Go Nuclear Amid Ally Russia's Attack On Ukraine
Belarus held a referendum on Sunday to adopt a new constitution that would ditch its non-nuclear status at a time when the country has become a launchpad for Russian troops invading Ukraine and marching on Kyiv.
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President Vladimir Putin Says Talk Of His Successor "Destabilises" Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin said talk of his possible successor "destabilises" the country's political system and that he had not yet made any plans about his future.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Signs Order To Allow His Rule Till 2036
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday Russian society had shown unity by voting to back reforms allowing him to stay in power until 2036 and that Russians had felt the need for the changes in their hearts.
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Russian Voters Back Reforms Allowing Vladimir Putin To Rule Until 2036
Russians overwhelmingly approved a package of constitutional changes in a nationwide vote, partial results showed Wednesday, allowing President Vladimir Putin to potentially extend his two-decade rule until 2036.
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Vladimir Putin Signs New Law Allowing Him To Run For Two More Terms
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signed the package of constitutional reforms he had proposed, including a clause giving him an option to run for two more terms.
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Putin Proposes To Enshrine God, Heterosexual Marriage In Constitution
Russian President Vladimir Putin has submitted to parliament a number of new constitutional changes, including amendments that mention God and stipulate that marriage is a union of a man and woman.
